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‘,. w'- et-ttti-ttFa- ts, MMQMdKM- . our um a“! June. WrtyVad " Ltr mama-lawman Winsome-Insult“ an. undue!” Irma-1m aux-u. a mu. m atur III. nod rot-mod that church ur- mutmbyml.c.louy of the jury 9- - Moon. - to" be quite “men-mo (than the ”Jury hand him no and wu- rolunwl to hi can by (Sour nor Cook. [ The most important evidence bromt on: In the declinuon ot Dr. English, “term! ot the Ontario Ho-pltll for the Inn-no. Hamilton, that Bowman was Insane although able to understand that be m on trial. The Clown produced I signed ruminant made by Bowman to Chief Stiles ot Elmira. in which pruotier dectaredthat he had premeditated Ike murder of hi: wile which was the result of trouble extending over a long period. He had taken ex- ception to his wife wearing a ring and a. watch she had received from a man before he had paid attention: to her a few yarn ago. His wife: however, paid little attention to his objection and told him that he was Counsel Addams Jury H. J. Sims, K.C., Crown counsel, stated that it was hig purpose to show that the prisoner was able to understand what was going on and that he was on trial tor his life. He said further: "It is well known that a man is presumed to be sane until he has been proven otherwise. As to the state ot mind or the accused you have seen him in the box and ob- served him. You have heard the evidence of various persons who have declared that he has given in- telligent answers to questions. Their evidence shows that his condition is not such that he is not able to understand that he is on trial. ' Y. H. Hamn. counsel tor the defense. said :“You as a jury after here, must conclude that this man has had one object. that is to end his lite. It has been shown that ever since his early dars he has been suffering from a neurotic con- dition which developed later into dementia precox. a progressive dis- ease. On July 25 Dr. English. the alienist ot the Ontario Hospital tor the insane, a crown witness, whom you have heard, made an examin- ation ot the prisoner. He says the man undoubtedly is insane. Dr. Fisher of London, another alienint, has told you that he recommended the man to be put into an asylum Drink Lots of Water All Day Long and Occasionally Take a Little Salts Acids Cause Bad Kidneys And Bladder Too much rich food toms gold- which excite and overwork the kidneys In their efforts to tilter It from the system. Flush the kidney: occujonnlly to relieve them like you relieve the bowels, removlnl molds, wnste and poison, also you nay region. shun pains In the Neil or sick naming. “mm. the uomuch noun. tongu- h casted. and when the wuthor I: bad you have rheumatic twins”. The 'trigtet h cloudy, full at "diluent. thol channel. often get hinted obllxm one to get up two or mm Une- during the night. To help Dean-nun than Irmauu acldl and {huh of the body'- my on wan, begin‘ detnhina mm. Am (at about (our canon of Jul autumnal in . gin. at water bo- ttrest-ttttrat-rd-and ,oerhidnqretnairthenaetbursnd bidder duct-dun alum. This than "ta In mule tron (back! ot [and uld lei-on him. mkmdwltllmmtubon “for you-Atom], an: “a nun-uh - mm. and l'f WWW. Junk}; “mm-alo- alollslchl‘ “gunman.“ alumna-a nimble mmtmbhbmur “Hawaii“: lyinuulrhlbldpd Prlooner Ilium Sly. Allonlu Bowman Sign“ Shaman! igti)h i)ttii4iii.tittghGihalih "do. a. w Jun va,?'?,'?,') was such, -eAeyrrtt - can and It ttstart-hir-Wie-iii, mu. You have“ (to wir‘ will)" so-ties-r' :1an and m. I all you to ttml that In. Bonn in 7W M, am: a! his,“ and that he be "new" not put on his dun“ n the rum time. In this In you will also relieve the - tram the moo-any ot gain; thmuh the an". m horror ot (that awful day In June." "htmltmlhou‘oum nmumwmdhn mum-way. " . "tter-ro-het."' other calm” - an no In Justice Wright, in hin charge to the jury, said in part: “Gentlemen. the Issue in one respect TI simple; for it comes down to a snub point: The tune be whether the prisoner on account ot inunl‘ in this to an his trial. Thero-han, to be estab- lighed two things in order to prove that he in not able to mks his trut. First that he is insane, and second- ly that the insanity is of such a type as to render him urHtt to “to his trial. "Hare' no thought of bringing In a decision merely to gvoid a trail. Do your duty llke men. The Jury retired at 11.05 am. At 12.30 pan. the judge had the jury brought in andrnlked them whether they had arrived at a décision. J. C. Mackay, foreman, of Linwood, re- plied they had not reached an un- animous decision. He asked why the crown had not had an atienWt exa- mine the prisoner as to his sanity two days ago. Justice Wright reply- ing that this was not the duty of the crown, the onus resting on the detemie. He called the point raised a side issue claiming that the jury had nothing to do with it. Condition Not Improved Evidence ot Dr. Fisher who treat- ed Bowman at St. Joseph's hospital at London was heard, on Monday. Witness said he could see no im. provement in condition of prisoner since last May. After several exam- inntions he_ooneiudedutttrt prisoner was abnormal and suggested that :tlitarnilr would be well advised to tor insane. When questioned further Dr. Fisher declared prisoner had detective Judgement, a mental de- terioation. delusions and spoke of peculiar feelings and pains. He was depressed and had suicidal tendenc- ies. He said that Bowman had a diseased mind or dementia precox which comes in early life and is incurable. Dr. Fisher in reply to question or, deieuse counsel. V. H. Hattin. stated that he had seen prisoner in pro-l sence of jailer on Monday. He wool indifferent altho he seemed "rot, He looked down on the floor and did not answer my questions. 1 ask-1 ed him what he was thinking about and he started to cry. Then I asked. him what he had been thinking“ about in the past year, He then said: he had been thinking about doing away with himself. When l asked, him whether that 8180 applied to his Lwiie he said in a way yes, When J, asked him 'Why did you do It?' he said: 'l new myself doing it and I had a desire tor it. I could not stop.' I had the Same desire to hill myself and would have it I had had the opportunity.' The he became impul- sive and not up and smiled. He did hot have n ”night look excepting " times. He was very mnnneriut'ic which. in quite ehttrtteteritrtic." _ "You llI-CO-hr-Io what I aid and u my qua-Hon: are concerned." Other “mm” . tn man. in wife, thte at ban. C. Plant. brother-ln-lnw of the itremedttrtad. \DTIIOMP wttea o"sstfonod " n The court was "iotmted tttstil Jean coca-cl said he was In the Thur-day "Emu," 'm v. a, “me W“ wtth trrHoner In lbs- Hntun. council for defame. and M. Ind Md he and much diam-cm J. Sign for the em. 'm “a". than other hoyl -ultr In" “I an 1.17, an: which the but um mu: an In It“. "swath" "itka-eth.Nrr. Tho um: (mainly via: hitrtNrhqq In I.” h M b m In It ,emstdttreahe.mt.rtdrarheqmnb “Mus-m. edtoertdBtnn.httqrrFtetMi---i-t--'-" mmwu non- tte m w nwcwm "What In his condition many as compared to what " was when ‘he w:- " Randall?” "1‘th II no manual change. It anything he I: more apntheuc sud more mammal." "te than I possible chance of the primer toxins?" "No I don": think to.” mud mm. m ttte m: of no tattqtttttt wont to Pt-. - M win In "tam" to lain human-.hudlnm mmmmmmm ”main. I Had Conversation With Bowman "DM he know what had occurr- Juan": Chm-go to Jury 5 ' £34.21 f'MJJ a? , 2" *1er siigioit-.iiua- "mammahuun “no that be in I’ll - MI.‘ Herbert Bowm..hrothet of the moaned, Btntetd that MI tteqtthar Ind been Walk: In llll action- one. the we ot eleven. He told ot View ing him in Mn when he said he did not vent anything done tor him II he wanted to die. During 31x rum, to him In Sell be usually broke down ‘and " times rem-ed to am He feared the "yum: and a!!! he would pretend to be an. The following comprised the Jury: J. C. McKay. Wells-lay, manor. Thou. Foster. Kitchener, foreman. Carl Eula, Wnorloo Tp.,' (armor. Prod Kite}, out; machinist. Samuel R. Martin. Wootwieh, armor. Aut met tl. Lung. Hunter. march-m. Henry Glady. Kitchener. mur. Adam Eckles. Rom. unbound]. can. Oscar Rina, Woolwleh. tamer. Alex Lederman. Woolwich. Anthony Gehl, Waterloo Tp., titular. eer ot the Town of minim. Witness submitted a plan '0! the Fisher home at which the killing occurred. No questions wen naked guide trom the ‘details ot the plan. The second “witness was Rev. Father Beecher, ‘who was parish priest at St. 'Theresa’s Church. Elmira at the “time of the tragedy. Father Beecher ‘told ot spending Sunday evening, lune night before the killing. at the, New Jury Sworn When the court resumed at "tt o'clock Tuesday afternoon a new jury was empanelled and It six o'clock two witnesses were examin- ed. Bowman, who paused through the corridor, was cheerful and was humming In a low voice. As he was Judged to be sane now, he will stand lrial for the murder of his wife. ‘thmughout the evening. The ac- :cused, the priest said, took a part, hllhongh a small part, in the con- [,ii,ii,iiijisj., and seemed all rlgbt mentally. I Mrs. Ainsworth, who resides near the Bowman home, in her evidence said that she saw Bowman run 'home after the murder, and was pale and excited. Bowman's Confession Chief Stiles of Elmira submitted gthe signed confession made by the accused man after the murder. He l voluntarily stated that he supposed t the family were sore and bitter and ithat he might as well tell the whole thing. H. J. Sims for the crown 1rcad the confession which was to the effect that there were some ,,difrererteet' between Bowman and I his wife regarding a ring she wore after his return from London and also a watcth which had been given , to her by another man before her marriage. When he objected _ Sunday evening to her wearing ,them she told him that they were from a better man than himself land that she would look after her- l self. The hatchet, he said, was "brought from London and had been l sk,'Ats,',t his home until the morning not t e murder. The Brat witness called was Abra- ham Bowman, public utilities engin- Other witnesses called were Hrs. Fisher, mother of the woman, and Mrs. Huck. a neighbor, both of whOnr rel-ted the happening: on the morning of the murder. Dr. Watson alto gave evidence " to the wounds Inftieted on the woman. Dr. Flint of London, the next witness, gave it In his opinion that the prisoner In: inane " the time murder 17.: committed. Dr. English, Supt. of the Bosrhal for the [mule u Humillon. homm'. declared that after hearing evident. he be- l lievid Bowman wu In normal “at; of mind when net m eorm.tttod Ind know that In VII doing wrong tn killing his wife. the m boll. remain-M. The cool-tam mourned until Thur-day morning. yhn V. ll. Hatun, coon-cl for defmtee, and a. J.8lm!ortho¢ml.wlllddm the 1111, after M the in“. " nah ii - to no in. Thu in h M it his: In “I I-K-ww-t gunman-thy» clam. vmmhmunm m ”it.” ' lat“ intmooetho-tururt'"et'- Ian-um- at m m. uric-um l Jack 4brHr, mule-1 mm a Judge.“ with I nub» of "Gil Taa Fi nupnu-unllum- My. Int "tr. - a. “and “I, oil-1M In! churn at tho not" all the "ntm., nun- were "stored by an. ce 3 ram- onnu any _ - In thq tmtmitta “him were W! to tho tttr which won displayed pad” I urge tom mod on the "can; and at nine o'clock the at? In opened to the public. An "when: community lunch In: gonad " the noon hour. The” I" atso u refreshment booth at which candy. kn cream, Me., could he Ind. htletneo-ttuo" Afternoon Program Speck! interest I'll taken in the publlc meeting content and school drill, which we: the first on the alter-noon program. The Bream echool won Brat prize In the wheel drill over their rink. the Shunt: Sutton echool. Group games out on the program were participated In by nearly all the pupils. The nose were keenly 0011th and enjoyed by the large ndmber ot spectators. At three o'clock the trig tent was thrown open to the public after the Judge: land completed their work. The exhibit. ot the when“ included garden .vegetables. nomrrd domestic and manual training articles, school peop1o,"incittdins parents of the drawings. etc., and the hundreds of children and friends. were much pleased at the excellent exhl-blts sshown. Livestock Competition ', One ot the features ot the felt was the fine exhibit ot "vmrtoctr, which we: raised and cared tor by humus and entered In the judging "eompetition. There were excellent type: ot heel. cattle, cauretr end bacon hogs nhown, and n I. Me. uughry, BSA... district representa- tive of the Bowman of Linen]. tune. m hwly "1M " the itntt results In " education! campaign with the schooI -chitrtrmr in this ranch. The work ot the judges was tair and utiamctory to all. Substantial contributions at money were received from the School Fair Board, Waterloo township council. various school sections. Geo. A. Pattineon and others who have taken a special intaest in the wore. Had Able Directors The fair wss under the able direc- tion ot a I. Mcmughry. district representative. and the following Ptnctrs: Elver Sander. B. S. No. 15, preéldent; Herbert Mathis. vice- president. B. B. No. 20; Audrey Eaton, secretary. S. 8. No. 19; Front Weller. treasurer. B. S. No. 4; Dorothy Thoman. 8.8. No. 16, Arthur Newetead, B. s. No. lt, and We Harmer, B. B. No. " directors. _ Eight school- Represented The schools represented at the lair, eight in number, were as loin lows: No. 4 Pinegrove, No. 14 Shsntz Station, No. is. Riverbnnk; No. 16, 'Kossuth. No. 17. Vnnce's No. 19. Clo-"low, No. M, Maple Grove, No. M, Breslan. Each one sent is splen- did display of products grown in the pupil's home gardens trom seed sufrplied by the Ontario Agricultural College and the judges had some iiiilicnlty in making the awards. A ielrtnre of the fur wes the stock- ludging contest in which the honors Iran to No. tt, Venee's school, the m 00an of Ed. 14min, Bert Newstmd Ind Archie Newste-d. ROAD WORK IN WOOLWICH TP. NEARLY COMPLETED. new. Joseph Woods ot Woolwlch town-hip m I vhitor to mullet on Thundny Inn. and named that excellent woman “I Min. made ‘on road work In Woolwich Ty. cud that the contractor: will out“: molt work nhortly. NOTHING IO EQUAL BABY’S OWN TABLETS nu. Goon. betcha 91. m. an... writs: "T db got an: “on Sabra Own Tablet: (or um. not. leonudthemmmy my and would not mm an." What In. 1m an mound- of other moth." on. 1107 I“. and sr) (ml “at turf-blob think 1" vmhehbdformnohb- t.t.-.stttd%tthtsresngBt"- gamma-sumac ‘mmmulnuou- In gum-nu, m. at. iiiiiti"iii'iiFiiiicciiee launch-d at '6ettt.a Ph'uiiLtqi,, 'attf has”: ”av-rattan!” Mr. Pony I mu " m. -t-re)Peefsmtb manta; IAIW Mtg-mum In an 'itetretee.sttVmte.rstrrnnd Waue*sotFtattetNttorur.i$t- trrqtrmtt86eto8&raadtmttar86eto maria-Id. Wanna: to86ererotmnti,,rttiuv-tatN. may. my." plenum“ 6Nrto81.0tr-rttFtandotatr" ntmtosocwhmh-tn.» ' The marriage took otnee a San Dion. (Sutton-uh, on Tuna-y. Sept. 16th, ot Mu. Mn: Mule mount, alum” ot Mr. and In. Fred Luann; of Kitchener, to Mr. Ben- 13min D. Warren. HONORED " FRIEND! A “labor of girl would: of mu Con Maude. Henna th., recently surprised her at her home and and. her the recipient of In ulumlnum shower in View ot her ”preaching marriage. A happy tow noun was spent tn sullen Ind music. MAIRilD AT CAN DIEGO. CAL. Amati-mm“ JiFuiGamtttc'ha----ass-te? 3”. “anomaly-um. “”umwmnmbduww . "NozacE: OF SITTINGS of Revising Officers for the Electoral _ District of NORTH WATERLOO. ' TAKE NOTICE that Sittings ot the Revising otneer. for the purpose of hearing complaints or appeal: with ream to the voters' mm to be‘ used at the Plebiaclte to be held under The Ontario Temperance Act, 1924, tor the Electoral District of North Waterloo will be held at times and places iollowing. to hear complaints " to the list ot voters tor the respective Mttnteitpalithstr, namely: All mi: Part ot the Town- ship ot WATERDOO con- tnined in the Electoral District of North Water- loo. AND FURTHER TAKE NUI‘IC p, that any voter who deute- to complain that his name or the mm ot my person entitled to be entered on the aid lint ha:- boon omitted from the nine. or that the mm” ot my penan- who In not entitled to be votm In" been catered thereon, may on or before the tint any ot oetotter, "14. will]. oomph"! or appeal to have his Mme or the nuns of any other person entered on or moved from tho lint. AND PURTHMR TAKE NOTICE that Inch - must be by NO'HOE IN WRITING IN ' BONDED FORM. in“ by the oomplnlnanc IN DUPLICATE and (Inn to the CLERK ot the once:- or Inn with him at his addu- u and than on or “(on the/um "" day of October, . The Voters um that will be used on the rovluon an the lemming. namely: For Kite mum- v... m. of 1h. tut In "vi-ad " the has: in In! 1nd Part Three u prowl-ed by . The Volen um that will be used on the rovluon minim Part on. ot n... tut " mrued " the Judge IOI' In 1013. For the other munch-lulu. Part One of the Lat u :0le by " mud by the Ann-m "All you. DIM A! new“. this 10th day of Sommbor. A, D., 1984. C INITIUCTIOM FOR APPEAL _ - " in...“ - In Bled IN DUPUCAY. and must be - by the person appealing In 11-]! Fill- IQIPID m. 11!... M. “150 MM In. the “(nonunion 0 .oe the lactic! Board, - can" Moo. am" noun. Runner. on. or from the curl of Rum” one". mar m iiiaimit-t-rt--t-.tttoeta"t'r1tet 'iii,iikdirNror-m It IN MI“... II it!“ it". on a - tho If“. dar of Mr. f"" "s, cm Mitt-60th! m In!“ cmdmm-M “If. Chum-n of the ”not Bond. for (be 0m" of Wham. MUNICIPALITY The Ontario Voters' - List Act, 1922 City ot KITCHENER Town ot WATERLOO " be u m mun wlll also In ulna by mom Frank H. Schummer, R. o, Tmahlp of Linwood WELLEBLEY Peter P. Schummer. Clark St. Clement: Township of WOOLWICH Town of ELMIRA Judge B. J. Hum, R. o. Friday. Conn. Home Annex, - Judson Chambers Satul Kitchener Court Home Annex. Hours: Miss Emma Nun, cute, Kitchener 10 I County Clerk's Otttce, 2 1 Kitchener. a 1 REVISING OFFICER AND HIS CLERK Edward Dowdlll. R. o. Barrister Jansen Bloch, _ Kitchener W. J. Snider, Clerk, Conestogo William Clarke. R. o, Barrister, Elmira J. H. Rnppel, Clerk, Elmira Samuel Cassi. R. o. County Clerk. Kitchener Thou Middleton. Clerk, 47 David W., Kitchener Bun-later Waterloo, c. A. Zick, Clerk, Waterloo _ Sprain“ no} new: gun a; atttm- by mun with ”and; tt Mm In AJ. “light, x. -t-e.'xo-to.ostt. use Fro-W080. m WWW LIAGUI " 0mm 7 KW 4tgtt---_heoet. flour!“ Momma». PLACE OF SETTINGS TIME op SITTINGS County Clerk's otnee, Court House, Kitchener Township Hall Crouhlll Townshlp Hall Conestogo Town Hall, Waterloo Fin Hull Elmira Gram getrtt to III will luv. gextrrqt mention. The Waterloo Chronicle ' the Judge this year and Pm Thu. [ namely: For Kitchener and Three u prepared by (he Ama- Friday. Oct. 3. 1924. and Saturday. Oct. 4, 1924. Hours 10 Hours 10 Hours 10 Hours 10 [ours 10 “ON-l m7" wt, 4, 1924 Saturday Saturday at. 4, 1924 IO IN THE PRIF ot the WISH“) October, A.D.. 19M. Saturday ct. 4, 1924 Saturday to to to to to to to to to to to to to 10 10 1924 10 10 10 1924 10 pm, ur- Li